New Peer Reviewed AHPC Study Examines the Role of Pets in Social Services and Human Health Services

A new Animal Human Policy Center study published in Human-Animal Interactions highlights how pets significantly shape people’s decisions about seeking healthcare and social services — and exposes major gaps in the systems meant to support them. Researchers from Colorado State University and the University of Colorado surveyed 285 healthcare and social service professionals, including physicians,…

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Pet-Friendly Housing in Colorado

Objectives: We are examining the extent to which renters in Colorado are facing barriers when seeking housing with their pets, and whether these barriers differ by income. We are conducting an analysis of zillow and other publicly available rental data to understand: Funders/Collaborators: ASPCA Products:

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Integrating Pets into Human Health and Social Services

Objectives: We are examining how pets play a role in people’s decisions to seek out human health and social services, and what resources are available and needed to help people care for and keep their pets during difficult times. We are conducting surveys of human health and social service providers to understand: Funders/Collaborators: Human Animal Bond…

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